
Apartments near Gates Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (10,210 Rentals)


914 Greene Ave

716 Quincy St

741 Lexington Ave

224 Malcolm X Blvd

714A Quincy St

510 Macdonough St

483 Macdonough St

457 Decatur St

234 Malcolm X Blvd

233 Malcolm X Blvd

155 Bleecker St

425 Bainbridge St

429 Bainbridge St

445 Bainbridge St

16 Eldert St

671 Decatur

69 Eldert St

1062 Halsey St

1066 Halsey St

491 Central Ave

232 Malcolm X Blvd

1112 DeKalb Ave

222 Palmetto St

251 Patchen Ave

901 Greene Ave

42 Eldert St

899 Greene Ave

206 Cornelia St

222-228 Woodbine St

26 Eldert St

443 Bainbridge St

447 Bainbridge St

292 Wilson Ave

168 Bleecker St

251 Evergreen Apartments

347 Bainbridge St

221 Ralph Ave

79-81 Stanhope St

601 Kosciuszko St

697 Jefferson Ave

238 Malcolm X Blvd

1148 Dekalb Ave

237 Malcolm X Blvd

908 Greene Ave

1098 De Kalb Ave

683 Jefferson Ave

335 Bainbridge St

1639 Broadway

223 Woodbine St

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There are currently 18,921 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,118 with an average price of $4,244.
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